…academic setting. The CAM, along with a slightly modified version for faculty members to complete (S-AM), were pilot-tested by chairs and faculty members. The chairs and faculty members who pilot-tested…
…approach in Part 3 [next week]. References: Buller, J.L. (June 2009). The pros and cons of merit pay. Academic Leader. 25.6, 7–8. Smith, B. (February, 2002). The integrated scholar: Have…
…specializes in academic leadership training. References Cipriano, R.E. 2011. Facilitating a Collegial Department in Higher Education: Strategies for Success. San Francisco, CA: Jossey-Bass. Excerpted from Academic Leader, 28.7 (2012): 3,8….
…an interview with Academic Leader, he shared his techniques. Hire right “It begins with recruiting great people who are able to work with others,” Sorofman says. “If you get the…
Collaborative syllabus design is gaining momentum in higher education, but many instructors still hesitate to move beyond a traditionally designed syllabus (Jafar 2016; Hanna-Benson et al. 2020). Concerns about maintaining academic rigor,…
…glitchy, but I’ve had students use ChatGPT during exams two semesters in a row, and both failed the course because of academic dishonesty. I want to remove that temptation. B:…
Higher education faculty are increasingly asked to design learning environments that support not only academic achievement but also belonging, engagement, and student well-being. One instructional lever that directly influences these…
…ongoing labor, and little explanation to students. In a moment when generative AI is reshaping how students engage with academic work, instructors do not always need complex technological solutions. Sometimes, a low-tech…
